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AI Photo Editor Scam: Malicious Ads on Facebook Spread Malware
Attackers are hijacking Facebook accounts to push fake AI image editing tools loaded with malware. These malicious ads trick users into installing software that steals valuable personal data. Stay safe by enabling multi-factor authentication and verifying links before clicking.
Hot Take:
AI image editing tools: the new bait on the hook for cybercriminals. Who knew that your quest for the perfect selfie could lead to a perfect storm of malware?
Key Points:
- Cybercriminals are leveraging the popularity of AI image editing tools to distribute malware.
- The campaign uses hijacked Facebook accounts and paid advertising to spread the malicious software.
- Phishing messages trick users into surrendering credentials, leading to further account compromises.
- Victims unknowingly install malware like Lumma Stealer, which harvests sensitive data.
- Experts recommend multi-factor authentication (MFA) and vigilance against phishing for protection.
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